The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28


amounts. Tie following are the closing quota
lions:
Ala class A. to 5.1os4 New Orleans Pa
Ala. class Is, IS. .112l9 ciiic LIST mort. IS
Georgia Is mort 10S n. Y Central ..... 1l3
n. Carolina Us 1894 Norf & w. pref. 5lA
n. Carolina As. IS Nor Pacific .... 1855
So. Caro- BROWN " pref. 61}4
cOnSOlS. .... lN9I4 Pacific Mail. $500. 55S1
Tennessee Us ..... 16}2 Reading. .......... 44JS
Virginia Is. ....... 10 Richmond & Ale. 61a
Va. consolidated. 81 Richmond & Dauv150
Gu peake e Ohio. IA Richm'd & W. PIT
Chic s Northw'n 1903 Terminal ... 80
" preferred. $50 Rock Island. ..... 126
Della Lack & W..l37 st. Paul. .......... 91k
Erie .............. 344 preferred I1994
East Tennessee, Texas Pacific 49,. 30ls
new stock .... 1874 Tenn Coal & Iron a
Lake Shore. ..... 95l9 Union Pacific ... 61M
L'ville & Nash e. 675S y. j. Central. 1898
Memphis & Char. 50 Missouri Pacific 1918
Mobile & Ohio 1G Western Union. 1913
Nash. & Chatt'a. S2l5 COttonOnTrust Ger $50
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL April y. uoon.-Business mode
rate at unchanged prices; middling uplands
5 9i6d middling Orleans 538d; sales 5000 bales,
for speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
900 bales-all American.
Futures--Uplands, low middlng clause, April
delivery 35-6ld May and June 36-6ld. June aud
July 31-6flf5 3S-6jd. July and August 40-6id.
August and September i3-6id. Market quiet
The tenders o. deliveries at tO-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new docket and 100 bales
old.
Up. m.--The sales of American to-day were
$500 bales.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, April
delivery 36-04d, sellers; April and May 36-64d
sellers: May and June 356id, sellers: June
aud July 3SG4d, sellers; July and Angalst
3 4O64d, sellers August and September i2dld,
sellers; September and October 5 3i-6ld sell
ers October and November D 21-G4d. value
September 4364d. sellers. Market duh
400 p m.--Futures: Upands low middljng
clause April delivery 3164d sellers April and
May 37-64d, sellers; May and June 3 37-64d,
sellers; June and July 39-G4d. sellers; July and
August 4l-64d sellers; August and September
43-64d, sellers; September and october 31-e4d,
sellers; October and November ) 2s-6ld, value
September HID, sellers. Futures closed
quiet but steady
MANCHESTER, April 27.-The Guardians com
mercial article saws: 1.-The market is lnsatis
factory to producers. who make little progress
at anything like regular current rates, whch
are not sufficient to yield IA profitable margin.
Neither have buyers reason TO congratulate
themselves upon the results OF their work. The
recent rise in prices was not followed, except in
a few sections by corresponding improvement
in distributing markets. Transactions, there
fore, steadily leSsened as quotations advanced.
The effect on the India department is seen in the
| expiration of orders and The desire of manufac
turers for fresh contracts. In g few cases they
are willing to accept very low prices. Most
manufacturers, however, in view of the unprOEt
abeneS5 of the present margin, prefer rather to
| go without orders than to accept the unsatistac
| tory offers available. Export yarns were in
| poor demand in all markets. The home inquiry
| has not improved; the prospects of spinners are
consequently discouraging and they fear they
will be unable TO resist further fall. Cloth is
quiet. Eastern sections are fiat. Best shiltingS
are steady, but trade is SLOW. The finer reeds of
| printing and other finishing cloths are firm.
| Lower reeds are easier. There will be a pract
| cal suspension Of business Friday May 3, on oc
| caSiou of the visit OF the Prince of Wales. Mon
| day will be observed rs market day"
New York, April n, noon.-Gotton opened
! firm; middiing uplands 103Sc, middling Or
| leans 10 l3-l6c: sales l13 bales.
Futures-Aarket quiet but firm, with sales as
| follows: April delivery 10 5lc, May 10 47c June
| 10 sec, July 10 SIC, August 10 69c, September
| 10 BIC.
500 p m.-Market closed firm middling up
lands 10]3c, middling Orleans 10 1890; sales to-
day 1854 bales; net receipts - bales, gross 2, 100
| bales
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
| 70, 400 bales, as follows: April delivery 10 600
10 &c, May 1O5l010 SIC, June 10 SOLO 59c
| July 10 65c, August 10 71010 re, September
| 10 $50 10 40c, December S5G9 SEC, January
| 90d9 Sic
| Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says:
THE option market has ruled firmer with an
afterward somewhat modified, closing steady at
| 400 points above last evening. Considerable
disappointment over the small issue of notices
| created a demand for May here, assisted by q
| run of orders from New Orleans as the outcome
of similar conditions there and that was the
main stimulus There was, however, some off
| set in the offering of late months, and when
August reached the neighborhood of 10 75c, the
! supply came out SO freely as to cause the re-
action before noted"
| GALVESTON, April 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10lsc; net receipts IL bales, gross III sales
| none; stock l2,251 bales; exports, coastwise
| 1862 bales.
| NoRFoLK, April 2i.--Cotton firm; middlng
lOz3c; net receipts 3ig oales gross 3iJi SAFES %
| DaieSi sIoch 9''%' odIesi exports coastwlse 90
| bales $40
| BALTIMORE, April %'.-Cotton lfni mddllhg
| lO9Sc; net receipts none gross pales; sales
| none; stock o,slo balea:
Boston, Apni *.'UCotton STEADY; mlddling
| IU4c; het receipts % oaleS, gross Si1; sales
| none; stock none; exports, 10 Great BRIAN l,3ol
! bales 49,
| WILMINGTON April %a:ICotton hrm; ma
ding i03sc; net receipts loDaies, gross Ioi sales
| none; stock lid paleS.
| PHILADELPHlA, April @e.ICotton qheJ; md
dung lOAc; net receipts ~ DaIes, gross ~; STOCK
| 70, lo6 bales
| NEW ORLEANS April 21.-Cotton strong; mid
ding 10 Slice net receipts l.949 bales, gross 9l9
| sales S,GJ0 bales; stock ISL ,o2j bales; exports
| TO Great Britain 5,22O bales coastwise l,4gT;
! MOBILE, April 2'.-Cotton nominal; mlddhng
| lOlsc; net receipts bale, gross - sales none;
stock 3,0S- bales:
| MEMPnIs, April &.-Cotton quiet but steady;
| middiiug 1O8c; receipts l43 bales; shipments
| Gas bales sales 80 bales; STOCK 26,9ol bales.
| AUGUSTA, April 27.-Cotton quiet; middlng
| 1870; receipts lob bales sales % bales
| CHARLESTON April Cotton quiet but firm;
middling lai4c; netfeceipts 40 bales, gross l4oi
! sales none; stock LIZA bales
| ATLANTA, April 2I.-COtton--mlddling lOc; re-